Some aspects of http is hop-by-hop not end-to-end. Processing of Expect is one such thing. Transfer encoding and message delimiting another.
We just look at what we know about the nexthop we select. Actual URI is pretty irrelevant unless used as selecting factor for selecting the nexthop. Yes proper Expect processing needs to be done in our client (server side in our terminology). regards Henrik ----- Ursprungsmeddelande ----- > On 08/20/2010 06:30 AM, Henrik Nordström wrote: > > tor 2010-08-19 klockan 10:41 -0600 skrev Alex Rousskov: > > > > > The patch removes the ignore_expect_100 feature because we now > > > forward 100 Continue messages. Is everybody OK with that removal? > > > > May need to keep/resurrect it when adding next hop version check as > > required by Expect.. > > Good point. The next hop version check is better done on the server side > though, right? We may not yet know the next hop when accepting the > request. > > BTW, most things in HTTP are URI- and not hostname-based. I wonder what > "server" or "next hop" means when checking for supported versions. Do we > look just at the host name:port and hope that it reflects the version of > everything running there? > > Thanks, > > Alex.
